Understanding the Social, Strategic, and Physical Games of Survivor & Big Brother

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SIDE NOTES:
I think there's also such a thing as a "physical & social strategy" that's not represented in the venn diagram, where all 3 circles overlap in the middle. Think of Sophie convincing Albert to help her in the F5 immunity challenge in South Pacific. It took both a social and physical strategic move to pull off (even though Jeff barred it from happening).

It may also be worth considering how social and physical games can mesh together too--without any strategy involved. Players helping each other in challenges and competitions without any strategic motive. I didn't cover that overlap either, but I think it could exist.

This video mostly intends to explain why the strategic pillar encompasses both the physical and social games, instead of being unique and devoid of the other two. You can be socially strong, physically strong, and then use those two aspects strategically. A purely strategic game without any social or physical aspects would need to be something akin to... being a robot? Maybe searching for an idol? Although that's somewhat physical, especially if it involves a 50ft. climb with a bamboo ladder.

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